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It is likely that fishing and other forms of ocean exploitation will be banned in the area.

He insists the BBC would never commission a show based on the merchandising possibilities, but says that all aspects of a show's exploitation will be considered at every stage.

But he added: "There is a considerable amount of document exploitation to be done that will continue to occur and leads that come out of the exploitation will be followed up".

Granting victims of slavery immunity from prosecution to give evidence about exploitation will be a key tool in tackling organised gangs, according to the officer in charge of coordinating new investigative powers.

Thus, interference mitigation and interference exploitation will be the topics of LTE and LTE Advanced in the next years.

Firstly, it implies that those who invest in exploration and do not care about exploitation will be likely to bear the costs without being able to benefit from them.

"What we're looking at here with the move to private space exploration will be private resource exploitation," says Denning. "We'll ask 'who said you can do that?' and the answer will be 'well, no-one said that we couldn't'.

Once NGH has formed inside the wellbore, the exploitation operation will be hindered, or shut down, due to the blockage.

UNICEF works to end child exploitation Issues of sexual exploitation and abuse will be addressed during the IPU meeting on Wednesday, 21 April 2004, at a panel on "Commercial sexual exploitation of children".

2. In the same TV speech Correa said that exploitation in Yasuni will be done with 'cutting-edge techniques', a claim that appears to be supported by PetroAmazonas´s 'impact study' which states that Tiputini and Tambococha 'will be developed using best practices.' Indeed, PetroAmazonas specifically states that no roads will be built to exploit those two fields.

Stakeholder involvement, dissemination and exploitation of results will be on-going throughout the life of the FoodRisC project (Workpackage 7).